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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 138, 15 June 1927, Page 2

STILL ANOTHER WONDERFUL PRODUCTION FOR THE LUXURIOUS PARAMOUNT (THE THEATRE PARAMOUNT), X A A* xx XIX. \J KJ J.l X (THJS THEATRE PARAMOUNT), Courtenay Place. . COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT! AFTERNOON, 2.30. EVENING, 8 O'CLOCK. A MIGHTY TRIUMPH FOR BRITISH PRODUCTIONS. ' A BRITISH MASTERPIECE. "THE RAT" "THE RAT" (From the successful Broadway Stage Play by Dave L'Estrange, Constance Collier, and Ivor Novello). With MAE MARSH, IVOR NOVELLO, ISABEL JEANS. DIRECTED BY GRAHAM CUTTS. CRITICS' PRAISE. "EVENING NEWS "-'"The Raf is a distinctly interesting production Ivor Novello acts mit better than he has ever done before." ""union. i\or "SUNDAY PICTORIAL."-'' 'The Rat' is the best work Mr. Graham Cuttg has picture" " a tnUmph £or lvor Novell° and Isabel Jeans- It; is an outstanding "HARRISON'S HEPORTS."-"If the majority of pictures that are made are as well directed and acted, and the plot is as well constructed as is that of The Rat' exhibitors need not worry about shortage of good pictures." ' PROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF PRODUCTION "THE RAT" IS DTSTTOrrrvw THE SCENARIST HAS SHOWN UNUSUAL INTELLIGENCE IN Wto 1 "THE RAT" "THE RAT" BOX PLAN FOR "THE RAT" SEASON NOW OPEN AT THEATRE CVVI 21-842). THEATRE BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY FROM 101™ BOOK WITHOUT DELAY! ?v P' ldF yigU Nex]? will be presented the most joyous two hours of entertainment Wellington has seen for many a long day. Truly the Comedy of the Season. The Greatest Comedy you have ever seen. He's here again with his infectious smiles nis amusing grin, and his highly entertaining manner. ' WHO ? WHY, REGINALD DENNY, THE COMEDY KING! DE LUXE THEATRE COMMENCING ON FRIDAY, 8 o'clock! LAUGHTER MATINEE SATURDAY 2.30 LAUGHTER MATINEE SATURDAY A UNIVERSAL SPECIAL ATTRACTION. REGINALD DENNY "THE CHEERFUL FRAUD" You will laugh your" loudest-^you will laugh your longest—you will laugh your heartiest when you see "THE CHEERFUL FRAUD." Additional: MR. EMANUEL AARONS THE MIGHTY^ WURLITZER Also. ORCHESTRA DE LUXE (14 S®lo Artists) (Directed by MR. EMANUEL AARONS). Box Plans at the Bristol Piano Co., Aitken's Book Arcade, or ring Theatre, Tel. 23-080. THURSDAY'S TREAT ~ .-'•'.'■", .-.■'..-. . ,•,-,■: THE.PRINCE OF ORATORS, " LI ONE L B. F LETC HER, ' Attacks the "LICENSED LAW-BREAKERS IN N.Z." It will be worth hearing. BOOK YOUR SEAT at The Bristol-Numbered Reserves at the nominal fee of 6d-if you want to be sure of a seat. COMMUNITY SING LED BY CHILDREN'S MASSED CHOIR (Direction Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Howe) ; Commences 7.30. ADMISSION FREE. COLLECTION. [N.Z. Alliance Publicity.] '• GIFTS OVERCOATS GIFTS At . HERB. PRICE'S RETIRING-FROM-BUSINESS SALE. A number still left at HALF-PRICE, including Greys, Fawns, Navy Blue Naps etc in Raglans, Prince, and Belted Styles. THE BALANCE OF OUR OVERCOVT STOCK AT £1 TO f"? msrnTrNT THE BALANCE OF OUR OVERCOAT STOCK AT £1 TO 1,1 DIIcOUNT:. These include the following well-known makers: John Barrans, Carlingtons, Baronias, Rodexs, Thexton, Wrights, Embassy, etc. viS Sul gfcfflg SgiiSfflS Snß 111 Si Sg^nl: HERB. PRICE'S SALE, SALE, Si-56, WILLIS STREET, LEAD ON MACDUFF'S! LAST WEEK OF SALE. last WFFK OF watts' LAST WEEK OF SALE. - . £a!t WEEK 81 UlI: GREAT BARGAINS IN ALUMINIUM ■ ' : STATIONERY ENAMEL WARE TOILET REQUISITE? HOUSEHOLD HARDWARF MERCHANDISE CROCKERY And GLASSWARE FANCY GOODS JUST LANDED, A FURTHER LARGE SHIPMENT OF PYREX OVEN WARE AT PRICES BETTER THAN EVER. THE SHOPS WHERE YOU GET YOUR SMOKES CHEAPEST. MACDUFF'S MACDUFF'S TWO SHOPS, 80, CUBA STREET AND CORNER VIVIAN AND CUBA STREETS. TyHEN it comes to Whisky, you don't * • . look for "LADY, BE GOOD," "VARIETY." AND GIVE US What you want is the consistently cood ■ ■ . • ' quality of ■ ROBERTSON'S J.R.D. WHITE LABEL ROBERTSON'S J.R.D. WHITE LABEL ROBERTSON'S J.R.D. WHITE LABEL ROBERTSON'S J.R.D. WHITE LABEL ROBERTSON'S J.R.D. WHITE LABEL LIQUEUR. ROBERTSON'S J:R.D. WHITE LABEL LIQUEUR. LIQUEUR. LIQUEUR. LIQUEUR. LIQUEUR. — Rare Old "Scotch," of guaranteed Purity. The Best "Scotch" Distilled. ~ SECTION OWNERS. GILL'S OPENING OFFER. PLANS and Specifications Prepared, ADVERTISING qur-Hosiery Counterworks Supervised; moderate fees. "^ A pair of Silk Stockings to every A. Victor Smith, Architect, Dixon street customer spending 20». ,Todd Motor (next King's* Theatre), Wellington. ■Bldgs., opp, Fullers', '